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What Causes Hair Loss At The Front Of The Head?
Question: Hi ! Two years ago my hair started to fall off suddenly in the front head after I cut my hair short. I was using Bioxsine spray and shampoo for one year but the results were visible only when I was using them. I want to know what is this condition related with, is it genetics or the food, daily activity, blood circulation or something else ? And what's the best treatment for this condition ?
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Brief Answer:
Antidandruff treatment may provide relief.
Detailed Answer:
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Bioxsine spray is a herbal product containing a number of ingredients and it is hard to comment on its exact mode of action. However, the condition that is giving you the hairloss is probably unrelated to the application of Bioxsine. Fungal infection like dandruff or seborrheic dermatitis could trigger hair loss. Such a hairloss can be controlled by use of ketoconazole shampoo (available in brands like Nizoral or shampoos contains ZPTO) twice a week. You should keep the lather on your hair for a few minutes before you actually wash it off.
The other cause of hairloss could be lined to genetics where your genes might be responsible for the hairloss. Not much can really be done in such a case.
It is unlikely to be related to food, daily activity, blood circulation or something else.
Regards
Antidandruff treatment may provide relief.
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for asking on HealthcareMagic.
Bioxsine spray is a herbal product containing a number of ingredients and it is hard to comment on its exact mode of action. However, the condition that is giving you the hairloss is probably unrelated to the application of Bioxsine. Fungal infection like dandruff or seborrheic dermatitis could trigger hair loss. Such a hairloss can be controlled by use of ketoconazole shampoo (available in brands like Nizoral or shampoos contains ZPTO) twice a week. You should keep the lather on your hair for a few minutes before you actually wash it off.
The other cause of hairloss could be lined to genetics where your genes might be responsible for the hairloss. Not much can really be done in such a case.
It is unlikely to be related to food, daily activity, blood circulation or something else.
Regards
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